
Pokemon TCG Pocket landed on iOS and Android devices on October 30, 2024, providing an all-new chase to pull rare cards.
Unlike Pokemon TCG Live, which focuses almost exclusively on replicating the official ruleset of the physical game, Pocket is more about collecting and showcasing your pack pulls, from commons up to extremely scarce Gold Crown Cards.
But just how hard to get are TCG Pocket’s chase cards and which packs do they come from? We’ve put together a list of the game’s rarest cards from every set, compiling pull rates for Gold Crown cards and less-rare Three and Two-Star Rarities.
This list doesn’t include any cards from rarities that have a pull rate (in overall rarity) higher than 1%. For example, a specific card, such as One-Star Squirtle, has a pull rate of 0.321%, but each pack has a 2.5% chance of containing any One-Star rarity card.
So, with those prerequisites in mind, here are the rarest cards currently available in Pokemon TCG Pocket.
What are the rarest cards in Pokemon TCG Pocket?
Based purely on pull rates provided in-game, Gold Crown cards are the rarest and hardest cards to pull in TCG Pocket, with an individual pull rate of less than 0.1%.
Second to Gold Crown rarity are Three-Star rarity cards. These have a substantially higher pull rate than the former but are still tough to find, with an individual pull rate of no more than 0.2%.
As of Shining Revelry’s release on March 27, so-called Two-Shiny (Double Shiny Rare) cards surpass Two-Star cards in overall rarity. All of the following information is correct as of Eevee Grove’s release on June 26, 2025.
Gold Crown Card Pull Rates
As of Mythical Island’s release on December 17, pull rates for Gold Cards aren’t identical across every set. The gold Mew ex from Mythical Island has a much higher pull rate compared to gold cards found in Genetic Apex Packs, likely due to the former being a smaller set.
Gold cards represent the pinnacle chase cards from their respective sets and have the lowest pull rates of any rarity. All pull rates presented below are for the chance of pulling the specific card in each slot, rather than the chance of obtaining any gold card.
Card | Set Number | Pull Rate (Standard Pack – 4th slot) | Pull Rate (Standard Pack – 5th slot) | Pull Rate (God Pack) | Craft |
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Charizard ex ![]() | A1 284 | 0.013% (Any Genetic Apex Pack) | 0.053% (Any Genetic Apex Pack) | 5.263% (Charizard Pack only) | 2,500 Pack Points |
Pikachu ex ![]() | A1 285 | 0.013% (Any Genetic Apex Pack) | 0.053% (Any Genetic Apex Pack) | 5.263% (Pikachu Pack only) | 2,500 Pack Points |
Mewtwo ex ![]() | A1 286 | 0.013% (Any Genetic Apex Pack) | 0.053% (Any Genetic Apex Pack) | 5.263% (Mewtwo Pack only) | 2,500 Pack Points |
Mew ex ![]() | A1a 086 | 0.040% (Mythical Island Packs) | 0.160% (Mythical Island Packs) | 5.555% (Mythical Island Packs) | 2,500 Pack Points |
Dialga ex ![]() | A2 207 | 0.020% (Any Space-Time Smackdown Pack) | 0.080% (Any Space-Time Smackdown Pack) | 3.846% (Any Space-Time Smackdown Pack) | 2,500 Pack Points |
Three-Star Rarity Pull Rates
Every main Pokemon TCG Pocket set contains a trio of three-star Immersive Cards – all obtainable exclusively from their respective pack arts (Pikachu EX is only obtainable from Pikachu packs, for example).
For special sets like Mythical Island and Triumphant Light, just one Immersive Card is included in the set. While pull rates for all Immersive Cards remain consistent regardless of set type for standard packs, God Packs have varying rates.
Card | Set Number | Pull Rate (Standard Pack – 4th slot) | Pull Rate (Standard Pack – 5th slot) | Pull Rate (God Pack) | Craft |
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Charizard ex ![]() | A1 280 | 0.222% (Charizard Pack only) | 0.888% (Charizard Pack only) | 5.263% (Charizard Pack only) | 1,500 Pack Points |
Pikachu ex ![]() | A1 281 | 0.222% (Pikachu Pack only) | 0.888% (Pikachu Pack only) | 5.263% (Pikachu Pack only) | 1,500 Pack Points |
Mewtwo ex ![]() | A1 282 | 0.222% (Mewtwo Pack only) | 0.888% (Mewtwo Pack only) | 5.263% (Mewtwo Pack only) | 1,500 Pack Points |
Celebi ex ![]() | A1a 085 | 0.222% (Mythical Island Packs) | 0.888% (Mythical Island Packs) | 5.555% (Mythical Island Packs) | 1,500 Pack Points |
Dialga ex ![]() | A2 205 | 0.222% (Dialga Pack only | 0.888% (Dialga Pack only) | 3.846% (Dialga Pack only) | 1,500 Pack Points |
Two-Shiny Rarity Pull Rates
Following the release of Shining Revelry on March 27, Two-Star cards are no longer the third-rarest card type, replaced by Two-Shiny rarity cards.
Two-Shiny cards have an overall pull rate of 0.333% and 1.333% in the fourth and fifth slots of any standard booster pack. If you’re lucky enough to find a God Pack, your chances of pulling a specific Two-Shiny card increase to 10.256%. For individual pull rates, see the table below.
Card | Set Number | Pull Rate (Standard Pack – 4th slot) | Pull Rate (Standard Pack – 5th slot) | Pull Rate (God Pack) | Craft |
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Beedrill ex ![]() | A2b 107 | 0.083% (Shining Revelry Packs) | 0.333% (Shining Revelry Packs) | 2.564% (Shining Revelry Packs | 1,350 Pack Points |
Charizard ex ![]() | A2b 108 | 0.083% (Shining Revelry Packs) | 0.333% (Shining Revelry Packs) | 2.564% (Shining Revelry Packs | 1,350 Pack Points |
Wugtrio ex ![]() | A2b 109 | 0.083% (Shining Revelry Packs) | 0.333% (Shining Revelry Packs) | 2.564% (Shining Revelry Packs | 1,350 Pack Points |
Lucario ex ![]() | A2b 110 | 0.083% (Shining Revelry Packs) | 0.333% (Shining Revelry Packs) | 2.564% (Shining Revelry Packs | 1,350 Pack Points |
Venusaur ex ![]() | A3 230 | 0.083% (Solgaleo Packs only) | 0.333% (Solgaleo Packs only) | 2.380% (Solgaleo Packs only) | 1,350 Pack Points |
Flair requirements
Players can get Flair – a visual effect – to give their cards a little dazzle and make them look fancier in their albums and on their playmat during battles. In order to do so, they must use duplicate cards and Shinedust.
RARITY | DUPLICATE CARDS REQUIRED | SHINEDUST PER FLAIR |
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Gold Crown | x1 | 1st Flair: 20,000 2nd Flair: 30,000 3rd Flair: 60,000 4th Flair: 90,000 |
Three-Star | x1 | 1st Flair: 4,000 2nd Flair: 6,000 3rd Flair: 12,000 4th Flair: 18,000 |
Two-Star (only Pokemon cards) | x1 | 1st Flair: 1,800 2nd Flair: 2,700 3rd Flair: 5,400 4th Flair: 8,100 |
Unlocking Rental Decks
To unlock Rental Decks, you need to collect (or unlock them with Pack Points) each deck’s associated core card or cards.
Rental Decks are a fantastic early-game method of obtaining complete decks for battling against NPC opponents, with 69 of them currently available. Each can only be used 10 times before expiring and cannot be used in matches against other players.
However, they can be used for all NPC battles, including events. It’s also worth noting that any version of a card with multiple variants will count towards the unlock process. For example, the full art, standard ex, and immersive versions of Mewtwo will all work.
See the table below for a list of every Rental Deck and the cards you need to unlock them.
Genetic Apex
RENTAL DECK | ACE CARD(s) |
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Blaine Deck | Blaine |
Kanto Fossils Deck | Aerodactyl, Kabutops & Omastar |
Mythical Island
RENTAL DECK | ACE CARD(s) |
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Blue & Pidgeot ex Deck | Blue & Pidgeot ex |
Aerodactyl ex Deck | Aerodactyl ex |
Space-Time Smackdown
RENTAL DECK | ACE CARD(s) |
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Dialga ex Deck | Dialga ex |
Darkrai ex Deck | Darkrai ex |
Triumphant Light
RENTAL DECK | ACE CARD(s) |
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Myths of Sinnoh Deck | Palkia ex, Dialga ex & Arceus ex |
Barry Deck | Barry |
Shining Revelry
RENTAL DECK | ACE CARD(s) |
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Bibarel ex Deck | Bibarel ex & Wigglytuff |
Tinkaton ex Deck | Tinkaton ex & Gholdengo |
Celestial Guardians
RENTAL DECK | ACE CARD(s) |
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Solgaleo ex Deck | Solgaleo ex |
Alolan Muk ex Deck | Alolan Muk ex |
Extradimensional Crisis
RENTAL DECK | ACE CARD(s) |
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Alolan Dugtrio ex Deck | Alolan Dugtrio ex |
Guzzlord ex Deck | Guzzlord ex |
Eevee Grove
RENTAL DECK | ACE CARD(s) |
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Flareon ex & Eevee ex Deck | Flareon ex & Eevee ex |
Primarina ex Deck | Primarina ex |
Wisdom of Sea and Sky
RENTAL DECK | ACE CARD(s) |
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Shuckle ex & Meganium Deck | Shuckle ex & Meganium |
Ho-Oh ex & Entei Deck | Ho-Oh ex & Entei |
That covers all of the rarest cards currently available in Pokemon TCG Pocket packs. However, it’s worth noting that some special cards, such as Mew, can only be obtained via alternative means. For more information on how to obtain the Mythical Pokemon, check out our guide.
We’ll be sure to update this list with all the latest rare cards as and when new sets are released, but in the meantime, read how TCG Pocket is already giving Pokemon Go a run for its money.